Large Firms
Sep. 23, 2004
Expect Trouble From Badly Written Arbitration Clauses
Focus Column - Alternative Dispute Resolution - By Peter Roan - Conventional wisdom is that binding arbitration is quicker and more efficient than litigation in court. The problem is that many lawyers who give painstaking care to even the finest nuances of the substance of the contracts they prepare pay little attention to the arbitration clause.
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